e5a4a55876
I'd thought using the DOM_VK_ names was a good idea. Symbolic names ought to be more portable than opaque numeric constants. Foolish me, expecting things to be sane. Keys now work with FF15 and Chrome 17.
71 lines
2.8 KiB
JavaScript
71 lines
2.8 KiB
JavaScript
/* termemu-keys.js: some key-handling code common to both drivers. */
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/* ASCII values of keys 0-9. */
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var numShifts = [41, 33, 64, 35, 36, 37, 94, 38, 42, 40];
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var keyHexCodes = {
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init: function () {
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this[13] = ["0d", "0d"]; // return
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this[32] = ["20", "20"]; // space
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this[9] = ["09", "09"]; // tab
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this[192] = ["60", "7e"]; // backtick, tilde
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this[219] = ["5b", "7b"]; // open bracket, open brace
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this[221] = ["5d", "7d"]; // close bracket, close brace
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this[220] = ["5c", "7c"]; // backslash, pipe
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this[59] = ["3b", "3a"]; // semicolon, colon
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this[186] = ["3b", "3a"]; // semicolon, colon (Chrome)
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this[222] = ["27", "22"]; // single quote, double quote
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this[188] = ["2c", "3c"]; // comma, less than
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this[190] = ["2e", "3e"]; // period, right angle
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this[191] = ["2f", "3f"]; // slash, question mark
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this[61] = ["3d", "2b"]; // equal, plus
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this[187] = ["3d", "2b"]; // equal, plus (Chrome)
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this[109] = ["2d", "5f"]; // subtract, underscore (maybe on numpad)
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this[173] = ["2d", "5f"]; // subtract, underscore (maybe not on numpad)
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this[189] = ["2d", "5f"]; // subtract, underscore (Chrome)
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this[8] = ["08", "08"]; // backspace
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this[46] = ["1b5b337e", "1b5b337e"]; // delete
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this[27] = ["1b", "1b"]; // escape
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this[33] = ["1b5b357e", "1b5b357e"]; // page up
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this[34] = ["1b5b367e", "1b5b367e"]; // page down
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this.appCursor(false);
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this.appKeypad(false);
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},
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/* Multi-char control sequences! Neat! */
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appCursor: function (on) {
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/* Aren't special keys vile? */
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if (on) {
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this[37] = ["1b4f44", "1b4f44"]; // left arror
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this[39] = ["1b4f43", "1b4f43"]; // right arrow
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this[38] = ["1b4f41", "1b4f41"]; // up arrow
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this[40] = ["1b4f42", "1b4f42"]; // down arrow
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this[35] = ["1b4f46", "1b4f46"]; // end
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this[36] = ["1b4f48", "1b4f48"]; // home
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}
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else {
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this[37] = ["1b5b44", "1b5b44"]; // left arror
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this[39] = ["1b5b43", "1b5b43"]; // right arrow
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this[38] = ["1b5b41", "1b5b41"]; // up arrow
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this[40] = ["1b5b42", "1b5b42"]; // down arrow
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this[35] = ["1b5b46", "1b5b46"]; // end
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this[36] = ["1b5b48", "1b5b48"]; // home
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}
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},
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appKeypad: function (on) {
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/* In theory, these should produce either numerals or the k[a-c][1-3]
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* sequences. Since we can't count on the terminfo description actually
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* containing those sequences, pretend they're just arrow keys etc.
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*/
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this[97] = ["1b4f46", "1b4f46"];
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this[98] = ["1b4f42", "1b4f42"];
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this[99] = ["1b5b367e", "1b5b367e"];
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this[100] = ["1b4f44", "1b4f44"];
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this[101] = ["1b5b45", "1b5b45"];
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this[102] = ["1b4f43", "1b4f43"];
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this[103] = ["1b4f48", "1b4f48"];
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this[104] = ["1b4f41", "1b4f41"];
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this[105] = ["1b5b357e", "1b5b357e"];
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return;
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}
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};
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